Descriptive Notes On Summer Boarders In New Hampshire Towns
An article discusses the economic and social impact of summer boarders in New Hampshire. It cites Leslie's Weekly and the state labor bureau, noting 10,4142,352 invested in summer properties, 4,947,925 spent by visitors, and 12,200 local jobs created. It argues boarders enrich moral, social, and intellectual life and support better churches and schools.
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Maryland
Leslie's
Sumimer
New
Hamp Shire
New Hampshire
Hampshite
Saye Leslie
Thas
Hoes
Maryland Summer Boarders and Firemen Parade Report
Contemporary commentary praises summer boarders and industry. An Annapolis Capital note laments trivial talk at commencements while lauding women’s education. Baltimore American mocks class yells as Maryland Stars Firemen parade impresses with discipline. Baltimore News highlights fire apparatus and volunteer hose carts alongside modern fire department gear.
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Maryland Stars Firemen's Association
Baltimore Fire Department
Baltimore
Baltimore News
Minutes of merriness and measuring girths
A collection of witty snippets and social jests from various papers. Banter about disguises at stag dinners, propriety and drinking, and a humorous measuring social where guests pay per foot of height. Notable quips involve Minolta, Chicago, and Philadelphia humor columns.
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Upham
Mr. Upham
Chicago Tribune
Century road race ridiculed as unworthy sport
The Voice of the Pres and the Chicago Most denounce the century road race as useless and harmful, predicting its decline as cycling fans shift to recreation. The piece criticizes the event for fostering imbecility and notes few people pursue century bars.
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Chicago
Moments With The Muse Poem Note And A Big Catch
Poem reflects on daily small deeds that bring joy to others and suggests a day is worthwhile if kind acts are found. The article also reports a fishing event titled A Big Catch with names Albert WH. Hets son O. H. Hott and Albert Puinis and a setting between 3 and 5 am listing an average weight around 127 10 pounds.
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Albert WH. Hets
O. H. Hott
Albert Puinis
American Countess Leads Exclusive Paris Society
Anna Gould Countess de Castellane hosts a banquet highlighting her status as a leading figure among Paris society. The Emperor presented a jewel from her collection with a quip about its shine.
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Anna Gould
Interest Here and There in Maryland News Briefs
Maryland items from Baltimore to Western Maryland include Rev. Dr. Henry Granton consecrated Bishop of Towson Arizona at Baltimore Cathedral by Cardinal Gibbons. George E. Baldwin sails for Honolulu as immigration superintendent. Wheat harvests begin in Washington County. Laurel water works project awarded to engineers. Vienna Academy graduates listed. Hyattsville names road supervisor and bailiffs. Infant dies from rain in Baltimore. Court of Appeals rules in Dorchester County race for County Commissioner. Bishop Paret visits Frostburg Cumberland. Paris green poisoned well feared in Keedysville. Rockville Institute graduates noted. Talbot County rifle accident kills Ruth Garland. Lonaconing editor warned to leave town amid miners’ opposition. Large ocean barge launched at Elk Landing. Chestertown transfer of railroad control to Pennsylvania system. Local coal company deny 6 cent scale claim.
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Yeatecdar
Henry Granton
Tocaon
Arizona
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
George E. Baldwin
Laurel
Honolulu
Hawaii
Charles Rinehart
Chenaville
Washington County
Tanzel (Md
Hasselantad
Mesara
Pierce Street
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Woolford
Dorchester County
Paret
Episcopal
Frostburg
Cumberland
Maryland
Paris Green
Jeptha Taylor
Keedysville
Rockville Institute
Clara Leigh Choate
Washington, D.C
Bensis Gray Simpson
Chicago
Sarah Capner Reading
Rockville
Ruth Garland
Walter Garland
Walbrook
Robert
McDaniel
Talbot County
Joseph J. Robinson
Lonaconing Star
Miners’ Organization
Delbert
Elk Landing
Oscil County
Dempsty & Sons
Philadelphia
Chestertown
Kent County
Baltimore and Delaware Railroad
Pennsylvania System
Henry F. Kenway
J. C. Rogers
Samuel Res
Daniel S. Newhall
Frank D. Howell
Taber Ashton
Murray Vandiver
Charles T. Westcott
M. P. Gannon
Piedmont and Cumberland Coal Company
Western Port
Lopaconing
Warner
Mrr
Gannon
Horrible Death of Baltimore Infant by Rats
Seven month old Louisa Evans, in care of Bessie Evans, was fatally mauled by rats in West Baltimore after the mother left to buy a coat. The child suffered severe gnawing wounds including loss of the nose as neighbors and Dr. George O. Blades attempted aid. death occurred at about 1 am.
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Louisa Evans
Bessie Evans
Lottie Jones
Poiice Street
Baltimore
Grandma
Lexington Street
George O. Blades
Frederick Baseball Club schedules at Athletic Park era
Frederick Baseball Club lists games at Athletic Park including Mt. St. Marys Thrusday Martinsburg and Har gerstown dates in late June and July with two games at Ha gerstown and a Martinsburg home site. Excursions report Snowday trip brought forty Washingtonians to Frederick while thirty seven Fredericktonians went to Baltimore. Next Sunday’s season opener to Washington is planned. In bankruptcy Margaret A Payne of Mountville filed a petition in US District Court in Baltimore for the benefit of the bank against her husband with 600 security note in default.
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The
Frederick Baseball Club
Athletic Park
Mt. St. Mary's
Thurassy
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
McSherrystown
B. & O. Railroad
Frederick
Margaret A. Payne
Mountville
County
United States District Court
Baltimore
Banki
Chesteryne
Eigin
Wil
Bee
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Margaret A. Paine
W. Patrick St
Edward Y.goldbborotgeh
East Patrick Street Stench Prompts City Action Request
Letter to the editor praises the paper for highlighting the stench on East Patrick Street and urges authorities to investigate and address the issue promptly. A separate note expresses gratitude for Chamberlains Cough Remover with thanks to the manufacturers. Forsale in Iowa by Albert L. Pearre
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Tux Hews
East Patrick Street
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GENTS WANTED in Missouri city Missed details on ad
Classified ad fragment indicates a "GENTS WANTED" notice with partial address at 5 West Church Street Missouri. Reads like a help wanted or recruitment blurb with illegible remnants including names.
Fragmented 1900s notes mix weather musings and notices
A collage of quirky lines on weather, harvest, and morals blends with local happenings. It mentions a Hospital Festival raising over fifty dollars, a bankruptcy notice for Margaret A. Payne with a creditors meeting in Frederick, and a county bonds reference, all in a dated early 20th century tone.
Jewelry and gift items advertised in local notice
The notice promotes rings at Lanais' Jewelry Store with a large selection of new jewelry items for the season. It highlights sterling silverware and wedding presents, plus a range of drinks listed in an odd trade ad format.
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Lanais
Blumenauer & Co Announces Stock of Cheap Ribbons
Special notice invites the public to call and examine a stock of cheap ribbons in all the newest shades at a new store room No 22 West Patrick Street opposite City Hotel Blumenauer Co offers jewelry repair Old Gold bought and quickest artistic service at Market Street location.
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N. Market Street
Frederick, MD
S. Market ST
West Patrick Street
City Hotel
Blumenauer & CO
NE. & D. Martz
Market St
FreDeRick City
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